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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

ID Ieled UhInamAn.

SAN FRANcIsoo. jane ia Chinaman
Who arrived here on the City Of New
York. and who vas landed on q writ Of
habeas corpus. has been discovered 20
be afflicted with SMALLPOX and has been
taken 20 the pest hOose.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
summer Evening gDtsrta inmsnt

WknNEsDAY EVENING, JUNE
-. S.a 81 the Armory en- second
~. - Admissan . cents Owen under
s-.S s19,oes PCS Of the Guild Chapter On aid
- n0spitA feiatA
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Karfhanakea la ~.

Crr1 or AExloo. June Illness fron
GosFra states tEat s6o@ks of sersEQaeke
vsss fsif there pot Only on 4sy y 3,
bzs gus days laleT, e6esinR Deeh tsEfol
oaa soma eaEasHa II ias em4ilsf towns,
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Provision made.

WuNRRo. June II The Legislators
before proFoouine. passed the LsEiala-
tive bill providing tor the construction
OF the Red River Valley road In the
event Of the disallowAncs By the Gov
ern@ent. and also for an appeal to Rna.
land II necessary.
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NEw YonK. June 1.-The CofinthtAn
Yacht Cluo Fegatts took place today.
Fhsre vas . Zoe sailing bFet1s all dAy,
Although Il fell duFing tie home ran
Ire Atlantic for the third time this
vesk led the fest thF0aghOat. hbe
made tn thirty mile course arsand the
sanav Hook lighthouse ship in bours
20 MINUTES sssonds, beafiBg the Prs
eillA on corrected time. 5 minutSs -
EsoooAs. and the satteE Gslztea 8 min
utes 81 see0nds.
In he sseond siass the TiisEia seat
Ia ehawFoek 8 nirniss ~ sssonds, aud
taa oaissf bsdoair minntss ~ aeoeseA
IA - STAR c,ssass sts HehoossF Aag-
sEs asa ths sloops cisessslla. h.s.l So
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RTeTciisa haze.

LoxDox. jane Il.-Atsh-G Gils byeJeis
rase toak plase 4t CsviBRton today be-
tween WOOdsate. Morgan ard Howell.
AZ the sud Of sks ifth miir Morgan re-
tired Howell van oy . yard. Is waa
A suiendid contest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

SAH PaANclsco, Jans 1.-The steam
ship Alameds. which arrived from Aas-
tFalia and Nsg ZsAland today, bgtoRs
the news Of collision that OcsaFrsd Be-
twsen . passenger and expfeas tfsin
near windsor, Victoria. on Nay lltb-
Five psrsons we're killed aad thirty
wounded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

Sr. PETHHsBuRa. June Ii.-Tha Gov
eminent has issued orders foEhiadina
the Cereans or Chinese 10 settle within
Russian territory bordering on OoreA
OF China.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

sAH FnAxcIaoo, Juas li.-A SERIES Of
interesting expsrmenls in the use OF
nrtro slyoerins Loaded shells vas con.
ducsed today By n. sm0lranoh IN
Ihs prsssnee Of . naDbeF Of Interested
spectators, inala1ing army ON ,ers and
ssientihe men. The sxpeFinsnts took
place on the beach . ahort distance be
| vond ssueeliao- The experiments. ubioh
we're all s1oocsafui. prove eonelusively
The possibility Of firing aeAaFEs Of nitro
OlvesFfne in ordinary shells.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

SAS FRAScTsCo. June 1.-The scarcity
Of seamen for sailing vessels continues,
and some vessels are row awaiting
crews. There are few steam vessels In
port 81 present. Steam vessel sailors
are pFocurabls TO meet the demand.
The ship Palmyra bad some difficulty
in getting seamsn. Two crews struck
on her today against an objectionable
Chinese cook, and the vessel was pre-
vanted from leaving 2oFs.
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Pans, Jane 1.-THE Cabinet has de-
oided not 90 oppose the motion for
uFRencv for the army hill The minor
~ viii shortly intrOduoa separate
Measures 10 increase the defensive
forces Of the Fepuhlie and 10 arrange
for trteunlal service system. Before
zoe prseent bill noe under discussion u
adopted an Administrative Oomnittaa
viii be appointed 70 study the best
means Of ssenTinR the unihoation of
military regulations In distant Frenoh
possessions in India and China.
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PRoHRssToEAL.
p. p. CARROLL,

ATreRxEY AND coUEsxIloR,Ar
Rsoms IL and 10 POneln building Frsu4
rNel
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o. he lsa sna "a u sana ether shocks
vsre fell 81 the eapifAl Of The 6Gaio.
mrmlnana aha wnKn~w.
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KANSAS CTrT. June u.-When Gap.
tain ThoaAs Phslan, OF this city, was
stabbed in O'DOnOvan Rosaa's once IN
New York, tSo years aeo. be had an so
cidenl policy for $4,000 Insurance. IN
the Travellers Insurance Company. The
Company refused 20 pay the money on
aocoant Of Phelan's having provoked
the assault. Phelan was tsday awarded
judgment for the full amount.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12
Chat On wheat.

CHIcAoo. June lI.-Oolonel Z. Z
Eyre. Of San Francisco, IL In town with
= pssty Of OAlifornians. He said: "rhe
California clique have no interest IN the
Chicago wheat deal, bnt they csntrol
the Liverpool market and the wheat
Ahoaa frsm California 10 Liverpool.
rhs Chicago clique can kesp on buying
wheat, but de not know where they
will aell iA.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

4srioeA ven. The GFasie and Essull
carried away their topsaaata and tha
rrissilla eplit her balloon ilb top sail On
the home run.
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scarcity Of sea@en.

SAN FRAscIsoo. JnRe 1.-THE over
land freight agents have reduced the
rates on hops, hides and beans 90 meet
the Quotations Of the Canadian Pacifo.
which has hsea monopolizing the traits
lately on these goods. The Iowa Trunk
lines, over which all merchandise has 10
pass going East. has refused to agree 90
any tariff made by the Pacific Coast
agents, and future cats Of the Canadian
a "a moi ant 70 ha nrnnnilV met
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DlstiuRuushed PassenGers.l

SAN Francisco. June ll.-As the
Ocsanic Steamship Oonpany's steamer
Alameda from sydney, Auckland and
Honolulu, msved i1to the harboF this
morning Two distinguished looking per
soas we're noticed standing on the bridge
over the forward deck. Thesa persons
we're J. ID. SpFeokels and the Countess
Of Aberdeea. The Earl OF Aberdeen
vas on the main deck talking with a
group Of fFisuds from the colonies.
The Earl 10 80 years OF age. He said
that be intended going East in q short
time. The Earl. Who vas Gladstone'l
Lord LIetenant Of Ireland, is very pop
ular in that oppressed country, OWNS
to his eonoiliAtoGy course during bis
sar.ra ~ kha TsaR1 Tianfananfav
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-12

sAx FRANcIsos. Jane ll.-Tbe GeofRs
W. Elder, which sailed Yesterday foi
Seattle and British O0lua bia, carried
escorted megebandise vaiued 81 tlT 600.
she also took 1900 pounds Of beans
and 1900 poaBds Of wool for ship
aent % Eastern eeDters BY the Cana
dian paaifio Railroad.
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Dealrucalye FFoata.

SAN FRANcIsoo. June 1.-THE az
LoSd-Lteulenan OF ireland. Earl Of
Aberdeen and his wife arrived here 10
day on the steamer Alemada frsm Aus
tralia. Aberdeen was Lord -Lieulsnani
during the last Gladstone administra-
ten.
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DENvER, June l1.--GovernoF Adams
this evening revoked tue otttle quarAn-
tine against Iowa, MissenFl, Nebsaska
ana Kanaaa
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SKN FRANcIsoo, Jane ll.-h vas nrse
known today that large amount OF
snuRRled QoOds. sush ~ cigars and OPT
um, we're brought up from Mexico BY
the steamer NswbeFn on her last trip
and successfully landed in this city.
The goods we're valued at qaite Goa
siderable smount Of money, and the
customs offioeFs are evidently piqusd at
their failure 10 capture the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26

SEEKING TO BE DTyORCED FR0M LEVI WILSON,
PkuSiDtNCL. Nov 20 tSpecid!i.-LeVl Wilson, better
known IA Doc Wilson. claimed 10 be tue enlr
50. OF Noon. Worcester millionaire, Was tho defend
ant In a divorce suit the supreme Court to"ay lie
has asserted Al. along that his vile Was csercct by her
parents ,to snng hun and tha sue lou 10 her o1A
free will would ny 10 his side. rms Theory
WAS upset to-day ny tho appearance 4" tno woman II
court as a she testified tnat sue had been SUD
jsctc 10 most terrible abdse "n to part VI s0n'
t.t sho had contracted f- dsea'c trom hlia tbdt no
had beaten and cursed her, th-t he hsd sot al hei
money AWAY from her. And otnar"lse uhlusy "''h'c"
he'll Wilson tho daughter or Cal tafinci re-
tired merchant Oi some property nc iustilhso va :"
surprise 10 those people "Ao kho" "l''h ante
Isl
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orr or pRIsoy oyLYA SHORT TINE.

Dennis O'Nei who has served II twenty-year' term
Of imprisonment. agaL before tie Court "f "ehe
Sessions Yesterday. He lived at No. le3 East ohe-
huudrcd.and seventeenth ST. last summer an" MS
actions aroused tho suspicious Of the ncghpor'' III
spector Byrnc hearing Of these suspicious last OCTOBER
sent Detective gcants Hurd. Rogers and hcCarth' "
watch hDu-c After gaining all possible lhtolna"n
about Nc and his associates the detectives foo"eu
him and John A. Ryder on October ~ ana aii'S'cu
them ONcll had In his pocket only house hcy 1iin m
RYDER had fdOzen cartridges of large cahrc ln1
detectives arrested inry Monroe an old woman anu
Mary llliaus who reputcd 10 De - NclH W., W.,
and searching the found two leather S'loict'
under bed. complete set OF burglar .ooIh " n ~
found in the satohrs O'Ncul Ryder ana MARY WI.
iams indicted for having burglars to"is III '"c'
possession ,-.... III.
O'Ne tried yesterday before Judge Cowihg. ii' t
conviction OF robbery IN 1870 and his "ntch'o w.
twenty years imprisonment bv judge it t "',o
proven, bringing the crime within tic Scc'loh VI . @
Penal Cote providing punishment Tor e'si. ,
previously convicted OF felony VINO subsequently N''P
burglars tools. ....,, ,..
The Jury WAS absent only few minutes. oNelll W1s
convicted and Ryder aud Mary W ams plcahc, Eu.;
The men sentenced to seven years eich III 'Ic 1
Prison aud the woman To one year In the Ichi'e"u'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
FOOD FOK JERSEY CRY GOSSIPS
A QUARREL INVOLVING THE REPUTATION OF 7
MINEs AND iHREE IL -SRN NNDs.

A QUARREL INVOLVING THE REPUTATION OF TWO
WIVES AND THREE II sB,NDS.
A social scandal on Jersey city Heights is rapdiy
d,vcoping into large proportions few days ago 10
was whispered about that Henry T. Wills we'll
known lawyer and his wife had separated, and that
Mrs wills was about to begin an aclion for divorce
Ancrward Il was stated that there would be no divorce
proceedings as the couple had agreed 10 separate qul-
rtlN IN order To AZ old noioucty which must esue
from judicial airing of their domestic troubles Mrs
wis all, g-d that her husband addicted 10 intem-
pcrtte hAots and that She had borne with HIM until
She roLd strand Il 10 IOn.er II was also alleged that
Mr. wills haa been untrue to his marital VOWS. new
uha,c was put upon the yesterday which may re-
suit Ia Mr. wills beginning suit for divorce against
his wife. 80 ,,, .
at witch Mrs Wills has been dealing Tor some time.
Ir(runs VIE learned from some source THAT her hus-
hand ard Mrs, lis on more Intimate terms ihan
ther business relations warranted, aud she went to
Ji,tice trussman to OonsnH him abOdt the matter.
and excited frame of mind started for the Office of The
Justice of the lie sent his daughter In TO tell
his wife % out, but Justice troS>nlan came out
instead and a row at cn>ued which resulted in
DeGrof calling upon Justice Adrdgc and procuring
warant for the arrest of Justice krO>>man on cNargc
OF aJsault and battery lie alleges that Cr'sSmsn
struck him with some weapon. CrOssman says thar
DetrOf aimed blow at him. bur struck The iron gate
post Instead and cut his hand. The Developments u
the assault and battery case VIII probably lc>ult
bringing the whole scandal to the surface.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
NJ GREvY IN NO HURRY TO RESIGN.

4 REvolUTIoNARY MEETING IN PARIS win
I9Nr rsPEAKERs-oRLEANIsT SCHEMES.
PANS Nov. 25.-Presldent Grevy still s'up-
kornly resists the demands for his inneo'ato io',e
rat;on. The Press unanimously condemn the pro-
longation of the crisis.
The Pair saws that President Grevy Will not re-
sign before he has placed the Republic IN sa'o
,osit,on. II declares that the Orleans Prnces arc
active. and warns Republicans to reflect on 'hc
course they are taking.
Councillor Valiant presided at revolutionary
meeting IN the Salle dc Fevrer this evening. wv
Thousand persons were present. Deputies Catne ei
nat and Pasly delivered violent speeches d'rec'eo
-, n Eer,v They declared that 1T was nee
essary for the people TO march 10 'hu 20 ,o'1 u'
N preyent king from going 10 the iuiieI'es' ne'o
utions were adopted declaring that the peopie
called upon the popular forces to organize them
selves 10 venture everything against extortoners
and traitors The meeting dispersed with cries OF
"V,ye la Commune" There was no disorder.
The NonifeW Orleanist) referring to the reyea-
tops of the Cologne Gdse. declares that the story
OF an alleged Oreanst conspiracy to discredit Ger
many IN the eyes of Russia Is bad Joke and could
not be taken ser, ,Ousy by any French journal. The
NOuarchlsts, 1t says, have always desired and
etr1ven to MAINTAIN peace
I he Journal des Debats publishes a telegram from
Vienna which says that Prince Ferdinand OF Bull
raria and ms mother, Princess Clementine, have
decided to Issue formal DENIAL of the Cologne Ga
ss.tes lnsinlatloDs against their family.
lie aris says that NJ. Rouvier agreed TO read
President Grevy's message only on condition that
the latter withdraw his acceptance of the reslgna.
ton of the Ministry. NJ Rouvier reproached the
President for accepting the Ministrys resignation
before the conversion operation had been con-
eu5al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
URGING JONES TO LEAUE DETROIT

THE EX-SENATOR. THOUGH II STRAITTNED CIECtM
STANCES. REFUSING To co BACK To FLORIDA
DETROIT, Nov - tSpc idh.-Sevcral days age one OF
Detroit friends sent letter TO his second son. John
Jones. who j. employed In the Patent Office at Wash
ingon, Informing him Of his fathers dcplorablc and
eplcss condition and asking him TO come here al
once. He IS here, and thas been in earnest con
sultation with the Senator Detroit fgends regarding
the best to be employed in pcrsuadng his father
Florida. where, IL IS said, he has house
worth go 600. and nnumcrabo friends Who VIII be
glad TO for him. The general opinion IS that ih'
mind of the Senator Is TO certain extent Affected
and that he is troubled with embarrassing vagaics
and Illusions. The public was thrown into some con
fusion tonght BY a report that ex Senator Jones had
been found dead, but It proved to bc false. Efforts
have as yet been unsuccessful 10 getting the unfor
unate man out Of Detroit, and II IS the opinion Of
those nearest TO him that he Will not 60 They at
tribute all his troubles tC sfuhbOrunesS. He Is sun
staying at Detective O'NciIs residence senator Jones
has added the newspapers TO his list OF Imaginary
enemies. and saws that he VIII yet " Down them
He makos no apparent effort 10 help -lmscf because
him living Friends take more Interest ia him than
he takes himself " hat the outcome VIII DO IS an
open question lie asked 10 night what his
plans for the future wcic and replied:
That, sir, f a subject upon which VIII not talk
defy0he papers which have tried to WHY me
Mr. Jones encountered Ia the Onicc OF The Grls
wold House which lie stlU iicucnts despite his being
turned out His attire has grown threadbare ana seedy
lie entered the Office with niln tread twng Ms cdno
I'm the manner which has grown habltual TO him HIS
conversation IS entirely rational and he docs not seem
TO be materially changed, eAcckt IN attire, from his
DAYS Uf pros pci1ty.
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PROPOSED CHANGES ~ TINEfA RD HAVEN.

PROPOSED CHANGES ~ FINEiA RD HA'HN
NLw-BEDroaD Mass Nov. IS tSpecidll. MS report
70 tho h.f Engineer Major ". t. Liyermore deyotcs
considerable ,pace to Vineyard Haven Harbsr Tic says
IL Is estimate that so 900 vessels annually ssthr"ngh
Vineyard aud Nantucket sounds And Of tism 1900 hnd
IL necessary 10 ake shelter that harbor Ito says tha
the soal, IN the harhsr should be drsdSsd ana thsI
brsakwat should b- built two niles long, eAeAd'ne
from point opposite Wost Chop 10 po'n' ao''"o"S'
from ,st ,nop with ietiies from each chop and open
nrs between III ends OF jsttics ana breakwaer allow"
ing vessels 10 run freely and out Of tho h-rb"r with
fair wind The estrancos should each have "idih oi
900 fret and depth 81 twenty ~" leoL ~
10 cou,trnrt he bro.kvaer riprap granite wtb the
top ten feet above low water. width al top 10
twenty feat mo estimated cos - S39S39oo lis ase
lys,s the droi,ng OF Lakosa Pond aud me csnstrue
ton Of an iron Lridge With draw openings all OF
which would cost about SOJ,OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
THE CHICAGO BOODLERS POOR.

MONEY AND REPUTATION BOTH HAVE BtEN LOST
CHICAGO, Nov % tSpectaD-1hc bill OF exceptions In
the bsoie not yet ready and MAS net been
signed by states Attorney GrinnclL although the twenty
dsvs' time allowed the defence In which 70 take their
appeal EXPIRES Monday. Judge GrinneN SAID ths
morning n expcced the record would be ready Tor
s signature 10 morrow. As soen as completed II Will Oo
presented 10 some Judge OF the Appellate Court aud
supsrsedeas asked for
There 10 no danger OF the boys being raroaded TO
Joliet" said Ajax ander sullivan. lf more time should
he required to enable get the record beisre the
Court Judge Jameson has power to extend the
time 10 the end Of his term OF court II necessary
yarueu aud Van Pct have been making prstended
,oueals to GIinnell but without much practca! result
Van Pslt 10 hard up financially and harry - NO.
mn better Their strats reached taat sut AZ Io&st
some relief became absolutely pscesary anu hsy
tried To scare Nike Mcdonald aud Buck mccarthy W
waving 10 squeal to GriunelL Mcdonald temporized
with Van Pslt is said For Varae he cIboss ala not
care II has the Doodle party about sJO'O eaen
except tho squsalcrs Lynn and Klehin. Fortune has
de All hardly with them ass with many Of the con
tractors who mixed the deals. even en- small
.cse Wasssrman Ia bankrupt and the Wren ana Csh
.oy carriage business Is being closed cut Barrsou1
Nic Schneider, Middleton and Thciben have failed In
among the others arc some sha.J csnccrns
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oward preventing what otherwise might have been a
WILL KNIGHTS TRY THEIR POWERf
HINTS THAT A TEST WILL BE MADE HERE.

IT is SAID THE THIRD AvFNUE RAILROAD WILL DE
ATTACKED AND BIG FIGHT WILL FOLLOW.
strong effort Is being made by those members OF
the knights OF Labor who stll remain to Mr.. Pow
derly to unite moro firmly the remaining ranks OF
Knights and prove by results that the present man.
agement Is satisfactory as we'll as successful one.
The ono method By which this lie demonstrated to
the workingmen s through the successful issue OF
strike Immediately after the strike Of cardrivcrs two
years ago. when the hours Of labor materially
decreased and fair days pay obtained there was
general swelling OF the ranks OF the order. oreani-
Iatlons and locals" were formed in nearly every
trade, and some Of the professional occupations wero
tahcn in. Even "tonsorial artists" avaIled thomsevc
OF tho privileges accorded TO the Knights and there
were repeated threats Of tyingup combs and razors
But the BARRIERS got reduced hours Of work and better
pay. There has not been any largo strike Of which
the officers Of the organization had control since the
dismal failure OF the 'longshorcmcn and the coal
handlers nearly year ago The few strikes that have
since taken place have been small affairs and lasted
short time only. But tho labor leaders long for an
other time when they 4" tie up every surface road
in Ills cry.
To test tho feeling Of the members a demand wa
made by the stabemen and drivers that arc employed
in the many large livery, boarding and sales stables oi
guide the teams In front Of trucks and delivery wagons
They merely asked for Increase of from 81 to ~
trouble will occur on scmo one OF the surface roads.
On what road It Is likely to be thcrc IS no knowing at
present hut tno lhlru hVehuc ing n%s cn III,
up again with union men, who never forgot their whip
ping two years and anxious TO fight the battc
again the ground as before. This Is
hnted at as the next railroad To be- struck The com,
pany vctOriuus before, although al great cost, VIII
Undoubtedly refuse to grant any demand that may be
made upon II. That Will cause a stIlke. and genera
" tie up" 10 follow will show how firm the organization
is.
4 prominent member OF the der and one who Is r.
almost daily communication with Mr.. PowdcrlY said
yesterday that he DID believe hat the d'e att
tlon with the Master Workman extensive
many would like people to believe. " What the Lead
doing ]
not know" hc continued hut ! surN that Mir
Pcwdcry Will not uphold useless and ,enscc>~ sliKr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
DRIVEN TO SrICIDE BY MS FORGERIES

Cl>cix>ArI Nov 45.-A morning paper says that It
has been discovered that Cbaflos Albert koOier lho
attorney who committed suicide on Wednesday, was
driven to the deed by tho approaching revelation OF
heavy forgeres committed by hlm In the management
estates anu trust funds committed 10 Ms care An
csusato is made that tho liabilities mus lac"''on
amount 10 about l75 900. while tho propsry leiI oy
Mr. K.hlor Will not exceed 10000 Ihs persons nest
ssriouslv affected are his own family ana iresds An
INSTANCE /. gwen SlO.OOO Was Invested i'I q
client. and all tue papers reatlhS I" tho
ciudIus he ~ gage tsrgsres ftleha' una VIC
cA-e sransa shat they readily Agree ihAt seine isu
OF insanity mus lei hln into course 10 IAt t"
mo from what hayo been expected OF ono Win
his training and anteoedents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-26
,pprsrpD p0s KISSING A WOMAN.

CAMDEN, N. j.; New 25 tspoc'aD.-L b. Jackson tho
manager OF the Camden braDch Of the d. selo'er
salmeat Company Of Newark. was today heid ia sooo
bail on the charge Of assaulting Mrs hi"cu o"u'~'
whom he employed as "A canvasssr. jackson was Tor
ms,lv saving machice agent in Harlem and lived at
No $50 East ssventy second-st He came mere apont
fsnr months ago. Alfred Shultz and Henry schnsuef
came from wYork with him. sendlag FOR lheir iSn
iIes later Mrs shultz afterward enplsyod 10 SO
lcit orders for goods lnstalInents Mrs Snu'h say
that owed her commissions aueuntlhg "a seV
dollars that she vas without Os and hre ara went 10
his Office 10 get money He put her on sho says ana
then by the waist and kissed her before sho
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